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They were this year too…

While true that’s not the point I was trying to make. If not for a successful lsu most people over here have nothing. Granted there’s some hyperbole in that statement but there’s also A LOT of truth. It’s their entire happiness

Trust me, I understand everything you said. It’s pretty evident when you see LSU doing what they are doing, meanwhile we have people talking about the 70’s with Cliff Gustafson and “energizing” boosters with our hall of fame coach.

Probably completes to start in RF

The red card on Balogun had been suspended by fifa for one year. He can play tomorrow.

Yeah I fully think you are spot on on this. In the states where they’re the only big team in the state everybody roots for them. Arkansas is another and Oklahoma. You can count on one hand the amount of people in those states that grew up there that doesn’t root for their team. It’s almost to a cult like following. In Texas there is a dozen teams that draw a fan base. It’s just different than these small states where their team is all they have.

Stevie may end up the jewel of this class with her ability to play every position except pitcher. Her bat and speed it will be hard to keep off her the field.

I'm a girl dad as well, my friend.

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸let’s gooooo🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

UCLA was the favorite this past season. I guess that's why you play the game.

That's great news...Thks Hank This was really Weird The strangest part isn’t even that Balogun’s playing - it’s that FIFA basically admitted their own rules are optional if they feel like it. For two days every official line was, “Red‑card suspensions cannot be appealed.” Full stop. Then suddenly Article 27 gets pulled out of the attic like some forgotten cheat code and poof, the ban is suspended. So yeah, the takeaway isn’t “Balogun is available.” It’s “FIFA has a magic button they pretend doesn’t exist until they need it. This is all starting to feel like the NCAA all over again 😀

Have to attribute injuries to Stewart’s production. Colin has stayed relatively healthy.

Fantastic!

I received a CJ comment too? This must be what it feels like to have made it. where tf is Gerry

LSU fans: Jay Johnson will be fired in 2027 https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/lsu-sports/jay-johnson-will-be-fired-in-2027/124102772/

Thanks DTX! I appreciate yall taking the time to commentm

Thanks frenz! We have commented back and forth for millennia it feels like

First things first is we gotta beat Ohio state.

I’ve garnered the comment of THE Bobby Burton. You honor my daughter. You have my sword

🥹🥹 have no other words.

Let’s go

Huge development!

If you haven’t seen these yet, Brad Kellner has dropped a couple of really good Longhorns softball interviews: Maddi Doty interview Stevie South interview Both are worth a watch - good questions, good pace, and you actually get real insight instead of the usual canned stuff

As a 29 year resident of Louisiana let me try to explain something that I don’t think y’all will ever fully comprehend. You guys are HUGE fans no doubt but you don’t need it or live it the way these people do. You guys have things to do and a life outside of sports. It could be going to your ranchettes on the weekends, floating the river, going to the coast, visiting the hill country, academia, etc etc etc. On the flip side, most of these poor broke &$@$@ers don’t have much more than a pot to piss in. They’ve scored last on the happiness index for 4 of the last 5 years. It’s a hot , humid state and if you don’t make real money or you don’t follow your kids around for travel ball you don’t have f@ck sh!t to do here. LSU is life. They’re going to spend more money per capita than the state of Texas or face a revolt in the streets. The state government understands this as well as the high heeled donors. In a nutshell if you’re not one of the haves over here you live a miserable life. The powers that be fund LSU to keep the populace happy. It’s sort of like a zookeeper throwing a side of beef into a tiger cage to keep them fat and sassy. Before you ask I’ve been in the oil/gas industry for 30 years next January and as a consultant I’m fortunately one of the haves that’s able to travel, afford private schools, and live a much more vibrant life then most of I’d have left long ago.